The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05

The following is the text Of the bill in
troduced by Senator JAY A. Hubbell, To
provide for state inspector OF mines
Section /. The people Of the state OF
Michigan enact: That the governor OF the
state OF Michigan shall appoint an in-
spcctor of mines for the state OF Michi-
gan at a salary not TO exceed five thous-
and dollars, whose term Of office shall be
for and during two years, unless removed
for cause, and until his successor shall be
appointed, who shall havesupervision Of
all mines being worked i'm the state OF
Michigan, and shall inspect the same per-
sonally or 10y deputy once in every three
months from the date of his appointment
or oftener, il called upon by any person
interested in the operation OF any such
mine. Whenever such inspector shall
find any mine unsafe for miners or iu-
tue work, he shall order an immediate
suspension OF work and direct such re-
pairs To be made M he may deem necess-
airy to make the operation Of such mine
safe. Section 2. Any superintendent,
manager or captain or officer Of the com
pany operating such mine, being duly no.
titled to repair the same, shall proceed
forthwith To make the repairs ordered,
and on failing or ncclecting TO comply
with the orders OF such inspector within
a reasonable time after the giving there
OF, such management, superintendent,
captain or officer shall be guilty OF mis-
demeanor, and ON conviction thereof
shall pay fine OF not less than one hum
drcd dollars or more than one thousand
dollars, and imprisonment, i'm the descre-
ton OF the circuit judge, and shall be per
sonally liable for any loss, either Of life
or property, resulting from such neglect
10 repair said mine"
you sold me this revolver, II I'm not
mistaken" said n stranger to an East
Water Street dealer in firearms, yester-
day. "Yes sir" "Well take it back II
is not up to the mark in the discharge OF
it's duty. You couldn't hit a policeman's
opinion OF himselfwithit at yard range.
Pm a pretty good shot, generally, but
with that blamcd thing flock of elc-
phants tied together i'm yondcr room
would be- just ~ safe as though they were
grazing in distant Africa. fired seven
consecutive shots at fellow who wanted
to sell me some mining stocks, and amt
"A murderer vet Give me my money
back, and I'll go home, await his return,
fiji him full Of dynamite and drop him off
the courthouse dome. So long. YEN
owine's Milwaukee Sunday News.
The Oneida County Mining Co, IL the
name OF a new corporation, the articles
of which were drawn up last week. The
are all kaukauna men
and their object is Co mine foriron. The
location Of the Oneida Co.'S mine is in the
vicinity OF Rhinelander, the distanceI from
that village being about fourm miles. Iron
has been discovered at that point and
mining experts have pronounced the
same 10 be an excellent quality Of Bes-
-emer ore. The following are the incor-
ntors who have organized the company
and who will, soon after beginning opera
tions, issue stock To the amount of ST.
100000: G. III. sawyer, H. ~ Mcntcr.
+. ~ Maltby, + III. Hays, John Hobcrg,
NJ. II. MuIloy and III. j. Mulholand.
The directors, and number Of the
stockholders Of the kimball Iron Mining
'o., Of which III. X. King is president and
George III. IIcaiford, assistant general
pnsse"ger agent Of the st. Paul road, vice
president, went to Crystal Falls, Mich,
,n Friday night last, in n special car, to
fisit their mine. They spent two days /
IN the Range, returning Saturday morn
ng The Kimball mine was opened less
han three months ago, but the vein OF
IRE, which Is Of excellent quality, has
,een tested, IL is said, for length Of L.
I20 feet The principal stockholders
IRE gentlemen connected with the st.
Paul road. Naturally they feel very ju-
'ilant over the fine prospects Of the
Inter-Ocean.
Tho Dunn-Shelden property, on the
'orth-cast quarter dissection twenty-one,
ownship forty-three. range thirty-two,
: looking fine and promises great things.
like X. Sullivan, a very thorough cx-